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From Virat Kohli To Prithvi Shaw: Cricketers To Captain Indian Side In U-19 World Cup - In Pics
Embarking on a journey through time, we delve into the captivating legacy of India's U-19 cricket captains, spanning from the inaugural tournament in 1998 to the recently announced leader for the 2024 World Cup. Each captain's story weaves a narrative of triumph, growth, and the promise of future glory on the global stage. Join us as we unfold the chapters of leadership, resilience, and cricketing prowess that have defined India's remarkable journey in the Under-19 Cricket World Cup.
Amit Pagnis (1998):
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Pagnis led India in the inaugural U-19 World Cup, showcasing leadership in Australia. Despite not playing for India, his captaincy marked the beginning of India's U-19 cricket journey.
Mohammad Kaif (2000):
Kaif secured India's maiden U-19 World Cup title in Sri Lanka. His captaincy, along with the performances of Yuvraj Singh and others, laid the foundation for future success.
Parthiv Patel (2002):
Patel guided the defending champions to the U-19 World Cup semi-final. Despite the loss, he later made significant contributions to the Indian Test team.
Dinesh Karthik (2004):
Karthik captained India to the U-19 World Cup semi-final in Bangladesh. His leadership skills paved the way for a successful career in Indian cricket.
Ravikant Shukla (2006):
Shukla led India to the U-19 World Cup final. Though they fell short, his leadership showcased India's consistent presence in youth cricket tournaments.
Virat Kohli (2008):
Kohli's captaincy secured India's second U-19 World Cup title. His success marked the beginning of an illustrious career, becoming India's senior team captain.
Ashok Menaria (2010):
Menaria led India to the U-19 World Cup quarterfinal in New Zealand. While not making his senior debut, he continued playing in domestic cricket.
Unmukt Chand (2012):
Chand captained India to their third U-19 World Cup title, defeating Australia. His leadership skills earned him recognition, though his senior debut awaited.
Vijay Zol (2014):
Zol led India to the U-19 World Cup quarterfinal in the UAE. Despite the loss, he continued his cricket journey, captaining his state team.
Ishan Kishan (2016):
Kishan's captaincy took India to the U-19 World Cup final, though they lost. His IPL debut followed, but he awaited his senior team call-up.
Prithvi Shaw (2018):
Shaw's captaincy secured India's fourth U-19 World Cup title. His impressive performances in age-group and domestic cricket earned him a spot in the senior team.
Yash Dhull (2020):
Dhull's captaincy marked India's fifth U-19 World Cup win. His impressive batting and leadership skills showcased the potential for future senior team contributions.
Uday Saharan (2024):
Saharan, the latest captain, leads India in the U-19 World Cup. His man-management and decision-making skills make him a natural choice for the leadership role.
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